An early prototype of what seems to be the successor of Lenovo’s Legion Go handheld console has been spotted in China. The information comes from Reddit user Worth_Spot, who claims that following the shutdown of Lenovo’s manufacturing plant for the handheld console, the factory has begun offloading a number of developer units on Chinese second-hand marketplaces.
The pre-production unit of the Legion Go 2 can be seen in an in-depth video on YouTube, which was originally posted on BiliBili. The device features a similar-looking design to the previous-gen model with detachable controllers and a large 8.8-inch display. According to the video, the display features an OLED panel made by Samsung Display with support for HDR content. It also has a lower 1920 x 1200 resolution (compared to the original Legion Go), a 144 Hz refresh rate, and support for VRR (variable refresh rate) for smoother gameplay with reduced screen tearing and stuttering.
